Career Advice

It can be done: Judy Beth Morris describes how she finished her doctorate in three years, and how you can, too (if the stars align).

A long-time adjunct warns against assuming non-tenure-track work is your best option -- and some advice if you head in that direction anyway.

Rob Weir offers advice on how to get ready this summer before you get ready for a new fall position.

Nancy Rivenburgh writes that graduate students should consider its purpose before organizing and writing a crucial part of research papers.

Lucy Apthorp Leske considers the rationales for giving more consideration to internal candidates for senior positions.

C.K. Gunsalus offers advice to a senior faculty member who finds herself with excellent evaluations -- and a lower salary than her male colleagues.

Teresa Mangum considers the options when you've reached the end of May, and you don't have a good offer.

Christine Kelly offers advice on how to act naturally as you shift career paths.